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Interface of property and knowledge-based economic development

In: A Research Agenda for Real Estate

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  • Julie T. Miao

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A knowledge-based economic development, through the proliferation of innovation, clustering of high-tech industries and companies, and wider diffusion and adoption of high technologies, has been appraised as the most effective way of leveraging productivity. The potential urban consequences, and in particular their effects on the property industry and property market dynamics, however, haven't been fully discussed and debated. This chapter will reflect on the various interfaces between the rise of a knowledge-based economic development and the property market, including the changes in the labour market, property industry itself and the wider urban configurations. It is suggested that more research is needed on how the property industry is incorporating new technologies as well as reacting to a knowledge-based growth model in the wider economy.

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  • Julie T. Miao, 2022. "Interface of property and knowledge-based economic development," Chapters, in: A Research Agenda for Real Estate, chapter 3, pages 41-57, Edward Elgar Publishing.
    • Handle: RePEc:elg:eechap:19609_3
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